EP1830673A1 - Shoe with breathable sole - Google Patents
Shoe with breathable soleInfo
- Publication number
- EP1830673A1 EP1830673A1 EP06763461A EP06763461A EP1830673A1 EP 1830673 A1 EP1830673 A1 EP 1830673A1 EP 06763461 A EP06763461 A EP 06763461A EP 06763461 A EP06763461 A EP 06763461A EP 1830673 A1 EP1830673 A1 EP 1830673A1
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- Prior art keywords
- sole
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- membrane
- support layer
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- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
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- A43B7/12—Special watertight footwear
- A43B7/125—Special watertight footwear provided with a vapour permeable member, e.g. a membrane
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A43B17/10—Insoles for insertion, e.g. footbeds or inlays, for attachment to the shoe after the upper has been joined specially adapted for sweaty feet; waterproof
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a shoe with a breathable sole.
- Patent application WO 04/028284 describes a sole comprising:
- a breathable membrane associated on top of the support layer at least in the macro- portion; - a tread made of plastic material with a macro-perforation at least at the macro- portion, the tread being joined hermetically to the membrane and to the support layer at least along the perimeter of the macro-portion.
- the patent application WO 02/32246 attempts to solve the technical problem whereby, in a sole comprising a layer of felt to which a breathable membrane is joined, the latter tears because it is not sufficiently elastic with respect to the felt layer.
- the solution consists in providing an inner sole which has a layer preventing elongation of the felt situated underneath the membrane. These three layers are provided in sandwich form and communicate with the exterior by means of holes formed in the tread of the shoe.
- the sandwich structure which includes the breathable membrane is commonly fixed to the remainder of the shoe by means of overinjection of plastic material which forms the tread. There is therefore the risk of damaging the membrane which per se is very delicate and does not withstand very well the aggressive action of the melted plastic material.
- Another very important disadvantage is that the expulsion of the moisture from inside the shoe through the membrane may take place only naturally, namely that the moisture must pass through the membrane spontaneously. This is a very slow natural process; a forced process which increases the efficiency thereof would be advantageous.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a shoe with a breathable sole devoid of the problems and drawbacks mentioned above briefly.
- a sole for a waterproof and breathable shoe having a structure comprising a support structure having at least one region which allows the passage of the air through said support layer, characterized in that it comprises: - one or more reinforcing elements joined to one side of said support layer at said at least one region and perforated with through-openings for evacuating the air which passes through said region;
- the waterproof membrane is sealed onto sole elements after joining of the reinforcing elements (preferably by means of overinjection) has been performed; all the problems resulting from the high temperature of the melted material and/or those associated with handling of the membrane are therefore eliminated;
- a support element is understood generally as being a membrane support element which may be in contact with the ground and may therefore also be stratified or comprise various sub-elements, such as a mounting insole, a tread sole or the two together.
- the membrane which is sealed on the support layer, is advantageously sealed on said support layer at least along a contour outside said region. This allows either an increase in the dimensions of the air chamber or in any case an increase in the amount of movement which the membrane is able to perform, since its unconstrained surface area increases. In some case, for constructional reasons, it is possible to fix the membrane at certain points along said region (for example in shoes used in extreme activities, where the foot movements are considerable and the membrane could perform uncontrollable oscillating movements). Even though the mobility of the membrane is limited in this case, every free portion thereof nevertheless acts as a pumping surface.
- the reinforcing elements strengthen either the said region through which the air is able to pass or the overall structure of the sole, or both.
- the said region which allows the passage of the air through said support layer may have channels for allowing the air to pass through.
- Said region may also have, advantageously associated with it, a material which allows the passage of the air, for example a meshwork fabric or a membrane made of a material which is waterproof and vapour-permeable. In this way the water tightness and the robustness (and strength) of the sole is advantageously improved.
- Figures 1 to 7 illustrate the steps for manufacturing a first embodiment of the sole and therefore the shoe according to the invention
- Figure 8 shows a plan view, from below, of the finished sole according to Fig. 1 ;
- Figure 9 shows a cross-sectional view along the plane I-I of the sole according to Fig. 8 and part of the associated shoe;
- Figures 10 to 15 illustrate the steps for manufacturing a second embodiment of the sole and therefore the shoe according to the invention
- Figure 16 shows a plan view from below of the second sole finished
- Figure 17 shows a cross-sectional view along the plane II-II of the sole according to Fig. 16 and of part of the associated shoe;
- Figures 18 and 22 illustrate the steps for manufacturing a third embodiment of the sole according to the invention;
- Figure 23 shows a plan view, from below, of the third sole finished
- Figure 24 shows a cross-sectional view along the plane III-III of the sole according to Fig. 23 and of part of the associated shoe;
- Figure 25 shows in schematic form a cross-sectional view along a plane vertical and perpendicular to the length of the foot of a fourth finished sole according to the invention.
- FIGS 1 to 7 illustrate in schematic form the main steps for manufacturing a breathable and waterproof sole for a shoe according to the invention, which is shown in Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 after completion of processing, denoted by 100, as well the subsequent manufacture of a shoe (shown only partially) with such a sole.
- steps, indicated by al-a9, are as follows: al) a mounting insole 101 (see Fig. 1 and also Fig. 9) is composed of a sandwich consisting of a first water-repellent material 102a (e.g.
- the insole 101 could, for example, consist of a single layer of felt; the insole 101 moreover has, formed therein, at least one central window (or through-opening) 103 for example formed by means of punching; a2) a permeable fabric 107, for example a meshwork fabric, with dimensions corresponding to or also greater than those of the window is fixed, preferably by means of a perimetral stitch 105, in the window 103 of the insole 101 (see Fig.
- thermoplastic material is performed onto the meshwork fabric 107 (see Fig. 3) on the side facing the ground, in order to form a perforated reinforcing element 111 having at least one, but preferably several holes or vertical openings 113 (only some are indicated by the reference number for the sake of simplicity); said holes 113 let the fabric 107 communicate with the exterior; the element 111 has greater dimensions than the surface of the meshwork fabric 107 and passes through its entire thickness, covering and sealing also the stitching 105; a4) a second overinjection of thermoplastic material is performed (Fig. 4) in the part of the mounting insole opposite the element 111, i.e.
- a rim (or frame) 115 which surrounds said meshwork fabric 107; a5) a portion of the membrane 117 made of material which is waterproof and vapour- permeable is cut out, said membrane having an extension equal to or greater than the rim 115 and being fixed thereto by means of a perimetral stitching 119 (Fig. 5); a6) the stitching 119 is covered (Fig.
- a covering element 127 formed by means of injection inside a separate mould, is applied onto the insole 101 so as to cover/ protect at least a part of the perimetral stitching 125; a9) a tread sole 129 is applied to the insole 101, using glues or by means of direct injection onto the upper; the sole 129 comprises an recess zone 199 which surrounds partly the element 111.
- the user's foot rests, preferably also by means of an inner sole (not shown), on the membrane 117.
- Any outer water, with which the sole 100 of the shoe comes into contact, is stopped by the membrane 117 and by the felt 102a, which may at the most become soaked superficially (namely a few millimetres).
- the felt 102a In order to avoid also this minimum absorption it is possible to use felt covered by polyurethane film.
- the sole structure according to the invention produces a very advantageous effect. Since the membrane 117 is situated above a support which has at least one region 107 in communication with the exterior (namely downwards through the openings 113) and is joined to said support layer at least along a contour which surrounds said region (the rim 115 in the example described), the membrane 117 is not constrained - as in the sandwich structures according to the prior art — such that it adheres to the breathable layer 107. Therefore, the movement of the foot favours a vertical oscillation of the membrane 117, which is also favoured by an air chamber 140 which is created between the latter and the breathable layer 107 (see Fig. 9), and this causes pumping of the air out from the sole 100 of the shoe.
- This air conveys outside the moisture present inside the shoe and produced for example by sweating of the foot. Obviously this moist air pumping action significantly improves the comfort of the shoe with the sole 100 compared to conventional shoes. It is also possible to insert inside the chamber 140 a cushion of spongy material (for example expanded polyurethane with large open pores) which favours the pumping action.
- the membrane 117 is applied to the insole 101 after overinjection of the element 111 has been performed and therefore is not subject to the risk of deterioration caused by the high temperature during the injection step.
- the local application of the tape 121 onto the edge of the membrane 117 is a process which does not involve any risk of damaging the membrane 117, since the tape is compatible with the said membrane 117.
- Figures 10 to 15 show the main steps for the manufacture of a second sole according to the invention which is shown in Fig. 16 and Fig. 17 after completion of processing, denoted by 200, as well the subsequent manufacture of a shoe (shown only partially) with such a sole.
- steps indicated by bl-bl ⁇ , are as follows: bl) a mounting insole 201 (see Fig. 11 and also Fig. 17) is composed of a sandwich consisting of a first water-repellent material 202a (e.g.
- the insole 201 has, moreover, formed therein, at least one central window (or opening) 203 for example formed by means of punching; b2) a water and air permeable fabric 207, for example a meshwork fabric, with corresponding or also slightly greater dimensions is fixed, by means of a perimetral stitch 205 (or other system, for example by high-frequency welding), at the window 203 of the insole 201 (see Fig.
- thermoplastic material is performed onto the meshwork fabric 207 (see Fig. 13) on the side facing the ground, in order to form a perforated reinforcing element 211 having at least one and preferably several holes or vertical openings 213 (only some are indicated by the reference number for the sake of simplicity); said holes 213 connect the fabric 207 to the exterior; the element 211 has greater dimensions than the surface of the meshwork fabric 207 and passes through its entire thickness, covering and sealing also the stitching 205; b4) a second overinjection of thermoplastic material is performed (Fig. 14) in the part of the mounting insole 201 opposite the element 211, i.e.
- a rim (or frame) 215 which surrounds said meshwork fabric 207; b5) the insole 201 thus formed is applied to an upper 250 by means of a perimetral stitching 266 (see Fig. 1 T); b6) a tubular stocking 260 is prepared (see Fig.
- the stocking 260 comprises an upper part 289 enveloping the upper part of the foot and a second insole part 290; the two parts 289, 290 are stitched together so as to form the stocking 260 by means of stitches 292 which are then heat-welded in order to prevent water infiltration; b7) the surface 294 of the mounting insole 201 facing the foot is covered with glue 295, except for the area comprised by the element 215 (see Fig. 14 and Fig. 17); b8) the bottom zone of the tubular stocking 260 in the region of the insole 290 is covered with glue, except for the area indicated by 271 in Fig.
- the user's foot rests, preferably also by means of an inner sole (not shown), on the part 290 of the stocking 260 made of membrane material.
- the penetration of water from outside the shoe with a sole 200 is stopped by the membrane of the part 290 and the glue 295.
- the structure of the sole 200 according to the invention produces the effect of pumping the moist air outside the shoe, as already described with reference to the membrane 117, owing to the fact that the membrane in the part 290 is not attached to the fabric 207 and is able to oscillate inside an air chamber 288 above said layer of fabric 207.
- the impermeable and breathable membrane is applied to the insole 201 after overinjection of the element 211 has been performed and therefore does not risk being damaged by the high temperature during the injection step.
- the various gluing steps may be performed by means of spot gluing (spiderweb technique) or spray gluing, so as to reduce to a minimum the risk of damaging the membrane.
- Figures 18 to 22 show the main steps for the manufacture of a third sole according to the invention which is shown in Fig. 23 and Fig. 24 after completion of processing, denoted by 300, as well the subsequent manufacture of a shoe (shown only partially) with such a sole.
- steps, indicated by cl -c8, are as follows: cl) a mounting insole 301 (see Fig.
- thermoplastic material 302 is obtained by injecting thermoplastic material 302 over a meshwork fabric 307, using a method which the Applicant has described in European patent EP 697,957; on the insole 301 overinjection is not performed in at least one central window (or opening) 303; in this way, in the region where overinjection has not been performed, the underlying meshwork fabric 307 is left exposed (a solution involving the formation of a region comprising several small holes or a grid is also possible, for example); clearly it is possible to provide more than one window also with different shapes; c2) an overinjection of thermoplastic material is performed in the exposed zone of meshwork fabric 307 (see Fig.
- a perforated reinforcing element 311 having at least one and preferably several holes or vertical openings 313 (only some are indicated by the reference number for the sake of simplicity); said holes 313 let the fabric 207 communicate with the exterior; the element 311 has greater dimensions than the window 303 of meshwork fabric 307 and passes through its entire thickness; c3) in the part of the mounting insole 301 opposite the element 311, i.e. that part facing the foot, a reference groove 305 which surrounds said window 303 of meshwork fabric 307 is formed (see Fig.
- a tubular stocking 360 is prepared (see Fig. 20) using an impermeable and breathable membrane having characteristics identical to those of the membrane 107; the stocking 360 comprises an upper part 389 enveloping the upper part of the foot and a second insole part 390; the two parts 389, 390 are stitched together so as to form the stocking 360 by means of stitches 392 which are then heat-welded in order to prevent water infiltration; c6) the bottom surface of the tubular stocking 360 in the zone of the insole 390 is covered with glue 395, except for the area indicated by 371 in Fig. 20 (shown in broken lines), this area corresponding substantially to the area delimited by the groove 305 on the insole
- the stocking 360 and the insole 301 are then glued together; c7) the tubular stocking 360 made of impermeable and breathable material is applied to an upper 350 (see Fig. 24) by means of a perimetral stitching (not shown) in the zone of the collar, while the bottom edges 351 of the upper 350 are folded over and glued underneath the insole 301; c8) a reinforcing element 327 obtained by means of injection in a separate mould is applied onto the insole 301 so as to cover/protect at least a part of the edges 351 and a tread sole 312, which comprises a recess zone 399 which surrounds partially the element 111, is applied.
- the user's foot rests, preferably by means of an inner sole, on the part 390 of the stocking 360 consisting of the membrane.
- the penetration of water from outside the shoe with a sole 300 is stopped by the stocking 360 in the membrane part 390 and by the glue 395.
- the impermeable and breathable membrane is applied to the insole 301 after overinjection of the element 311 has been performed and therefore does not risk being damaged by the high temperature during injection.
- the various gluing steps may be performed by means of spot gluing (spiderweb technique) or spray gluing, so as to reduce to a minimum the risk of damaging the membrane.
- the membrane in the part 390 does not risk tearing with the movements of the foot.
- it since it may be stitched and/ or glued without being tensioned, it may be subject to deformations resulting from movement of the foot without critical stresses.
- the protective element 111, 211, 311 may be made of very strong material (necessary, among other things, for protecting the membrane 117, 290, 390), while the tread sole 129, 212, 312 may be very soft (in order to dampen the shocks): the comfort of the shoe according to the invention is significantly improved.
- the protective element 111, 211, 311 it is possible to choose to form the protective element 111, 211, 311 as an additional tread portion in contact with the ground or design it with dimensions such that it does not touch the ground.
- the form of the sole 129, 212, 312 may comprise a recess zone 199, 299, 399 such as that which surrounds laterally most of the perforated element 111, 211, 311 or a hole inside which a complementary perforated element such as those indicated by 111, 211, 311 is seated.
- the perforated element 111, 211, 311 may comprise openings 113, 213, 313 of varying shape and orientation provided that they allow the moist air from inside the shoe to reach the outside of said shoe. Obviously, it is possible to provide one or more perforated elements 111, 211, 311 which are identical or different, situated closely alongside each other or very spaced.
- a soft breathable element inside the volume 140, 288, 388 in order to increase the comfort of the foot.
- said element must be made of a porous or meshwork material so as not to reduce the flow of moist air leaving the sole.
- the membrane 207 or the membrane stocking 260, 360 it is possible to use those which are commercially available and which are usually present in the form of a multi-layered sandwich so that they are stronger.
- the membrane according to the invention may be arranged over the at least one region which allows the air to pass through, simply resting thereon (Le. loosely) or slightly tensioned, sufficient, for example, for it not to be creased.
- the support layer comprises a region having a material which allows the air to pass through, said material by protecting said region and/or the membrane improving the reliability and the strength of the sole (and the shoe), variations of the invention where said material is absent are possible.
- FIG. 25 shows in schematic form a cross-sectional view of a fourth finished sole 400 according to the invention which does not comprise said air- permeable material.
- the sole 400 comprises a support layer 401 consisting of the combination of an inner sole 410 and a tread 412.
- the inner sole 410 has a region 403 which allows the passage of the air, in particular through through-channels 453. Said channels emerge on one side inside a hole 450 in the tread 412 and on the other side in an air chamber 488.
- Said chamber 488 is delimited by a tubular stocking 460 of membrane material 417, contained in an upper 423, and by some glue 415 which seals the stocking 460 on the support layer 401.
- a reinforcing element 411 (for the tread and/ or for the region 403) is inserted inside the hole 450 of the tread 412, said element having through-holes 413 for evacuating the air from inside the shoe 460 which passes through the membrane 417 and the holes 453 of the region 403.
- the pumping effect described above is also present in this fourth sole 400 which may be subject to all the constructional variants already described above.
- the sole 400 may also be provided with a water-proof material which allows the passage of the air, in particular for protection of the membrane 417.
- a meshwork fabric or a membrane made of a material which is waterproof and vapour-permeable could, for example, be arranged above or underneath the region 403, so as to cover its holes 453, or in the middle of the said region 403, using a technique such as that described for the third sole 300.
- the reinforcing element 411 must not necessarily extend over the whole thickness of the tread 412, an initial portion extending from the region 403 or from the surface of the tread 412 in contact with the ground being sufficient, for example.
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